Books I read in 2022

December 31, 2022

In 2022[1], I started reading more consistently. Moving to San Francisco was a big part of this, because now we were a 10-minute walk away from the closest library branch. I really enjoyed rediscovering the library and reading as a hobby.

The books I particularly liked are marked with an (!).[2]

Completed (or mostly completed)

  1. (!) Rendezvous with Rama – Arthur C. Clarke
  2. The Redemption of Time – Baoshu
  3. (!) Ball Lightning – Liu Cixin
  4. (!) The Golem and the Jinni – Helene Wecker
  5. (!) The Hidden Palace – Helene Wecker
  6. Supernova Era – Liu Cixin
  7. (!) Tomorrow, and Tomorrow, and Tomorrow – Gabrielle Zevin
  8. Building San Francisco’s Parks, 1850-1930 – Terence Young
  9. Count Down – Shanna H. Swan
    10.The New Megatrends – Marian L. Salzman
    11.(!) The Shallows – Nicholas Carr
  10. The Child Code – Danielle M. Dick
  11. (!) Four Thousand Weeks – Oliver Burkeman
  12. The Art of Racing in the Rain – Garth Stein
  13. Pro Cycling on $10 a Day – Phil Gaimon

Partially completed

  1. The Ministry for the Future – Kim Stanley Robinson
  2. A Promised Land – Barack Obama
  3. The Wok – J. Kenji López-Alt
  4. The Food Lab – J. Kenji López-Alt
  5. Principles – Ray Dalio
  6. The Coddling of the American Mind – Greg Lukianoff
  7. How to Buy A House in California – Ira Serkes
  8. Fabrics A to Z – Dana Willard

  1. This post was actually published on December 29th, 2023, but has been backdated to 2022 ↩︎

  2. This format is stolen from my friend Bobbie ↩︎